From: St. Ignatius School | Posted On: November 28, 2005
St. Ignatius Catholic School is located in the Cayman Islands. Our children are from all over the world and therefore speak many different languages at home. Here at school we speak English. Spanish is taught as a second language.
We are ...
From: Cayman International School | Posted On: July 06, 2005
I am teaching Grade four homeroom as well as a 5/6 split Language and Social Studies. We live in in Grand Cayman, however the school is an international school which follows an American Curriculum. I would like ePals in the US for the grade...
From: St. Ignatius Catholic School | Posted On: August 30, 2004
St. Ignatius is a private Catholic school in Grand Cayman. The first language of most students is English, however we have students from all over the world at our school. Our students would like to communicate with students around the world...
From: George Town Primary | Posted On: January 21, 2004
My students are in a grade three class. English is our first language but someof our students are from homes in which Spanish is the primary language spoken.We wish to communicte with students primarily in Africa, Australia and Asia. Our ti...
From: Morris Brown College | Posted On: June 17, 2002
I am a Computer Instructor for the Summer At The Learning Tree (SALT) Located at Morris Brown College, Atlanta, GA. I would like for my students to locate and write to a student in another country. From the experience, I would like for th...
From: Donna Stokes | Posted On: March 31, 2001
Hello,
My name is Donna Stokes and I'm looking for students for my son, Brian, and daughter, Denise. They are about 8 and 14. Their interests are soccer, tennis, and music. Thanks!
Hope to hear from you soon!
Sincerely...
From: John Gray High School | Posted On: December 09, 2000
With a maximum of 10 students in a classroom each of them who lives on a very small sunny island are very eager to use the Internet to be informed and inform others.
From: John Gray High School | Posted On: May 08, 2000
This is a Spanish class of eight - twenty-five students. Some of us have been taking Spanish for many years. Others of us are native speakers. We like to make Spanish personal and we like to meet people from other parts of the world. We are...
From: Cayman Brac High School | Posted On: November 11, 1998
A group of six students studying Spanish, (girls aged fifteen) seek students to correspond with in Spanish and English.
We have a very small school (100 students).
We are looking for contacts in Central and South America, and Spain.
